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- 1Bruce Liu's 'Lunaris' Named WPR Album of the Week▼WPR Music Album of the Week: Bruce Liu’s ‘Lunaris’
Pianist Bruce Liu, winner of the 2021 International Chopin Piano Competition, has earned WPR Music's Album of the Week distinction for his release 'Lunaris'. The recognition highlights the Canadian pianist's continued rise since his competition triumph, with classical music listeners weighing in on the record and Liu's interpretations.
- 2WPR names 'Vientos' its Album of the Week▼WPR Music Album of the Week: ‘Vientos,’ featuring Wisconsin flutist
Wisconsin Public Radio has selected 'Vientos' as its Music Album of the Week, highlighting a recording that features a Wisconsin-based flutist. The pick spotlights wind-driven repertoire and gives the regional artist a wider audience through WPR's classical music programming. Listeners can hear selections from the album featured on the network's airwaves throughout the week.
- 3Marquette University Chorus performs at WPR Classical Music Day▼Marquette University Chorus performs in WPR’s third annual Classical Music Day in Milwaukee
The Marquette University Chorus took part in Wisconsin Public Radio's third annual Classical Music Day in Milwaukee. The event, now in its third year, brings classical music performances to a wider public audience in the city. The university highlighted the chorus's participation as a notable moment for its student musicians on a regional broadcast platform.
- 4Marquette University Chorus to perform at WPR Classical Music Day▼Marquette University Chorus to perform in WPR's third annual Classical Music Day in Milwaukee, Oct. 14
The Marquette University Chorus is scheduled to perform at Wisconsin Public Radio's third annual Classical Music Day in Milwaukee on October 14. The event, announced by Marquette Today, brings university vocal ensembles together with WPR's classical programming for a public celebration of choral and classical music in the city.
- 5Measles is resurging in the Western Pacific region●Measles is resurging @WHOWPRO "Measles moves fast. Our Region must move faster," writes @DrSaia Malaysia is among nine c
Health authorities are warning that measles is making a comeback in the Western Pacific. WHO's regional director Saia Ma'u Piukala urged countries to act quickly, saying 'Measles moves fast. Our Region must move faster.' Malaysia is among nine countries in the region working to eliminate measles by 2030, and officials are calling for stronger vaccination efforts to stop the outbreak.
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Year-round gardening is being presented as an achievable option for home growers, according to reporting carried by regional news outlets including KFIZ and WPR. The coverage suggests that with the right techniques and setup, gardeners can keep producing fresh food and plants throughout the year rather than being limited to the traditional growing season.
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Wisconsin Public Radio's music service has selected 'Life is a Dream' as its Album of the Week, spotlighting the record for listeners across the region. The designation puts the album before WPR's classical and arts audience, though details about the artist and recording were not included in the announcement.
- 8WPR to host Classical Music Day for young musicians in Milwaukee▼Celebrate young musicians at WPR’s Classical Music Day in Milwaukee
Wisconsin Public Radio is inviting the public to celebrate young musicians at its Classical Music Day in Milwaukee. The event will spotlight student performers and classical music in the community. Details on scheduling and line-up have not been widely reported yet, but the announcement is drawing local interest from classical music supporters and families.
- 9Global Lens Project Shares Third Monthly Update●I've done 3 Global Lens monthly updates so far. Here's why I'm doing it. https:// knowprose.com/2026/10/behind-t he-lens
The Global Lens project has published its third monthly update, with the author explaining the reasoning behind the recurring series. The update outlines why the monthly reports are being produced, touching on technology, AI, and writing. The post was shared on Mastodon and has drawn modest engagement, with readers in the global technology community following the project's progress.
- 10Suspicious FedEx-Themed Phishing Domain Flagged●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//fedexinterviewprep[.]com 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6ac812a33b77500 009f
Security researchers are warning about a website registered at fedexinterviewprep.com, which they assess is likely a phishing operation impersonating FedEx, possibly targeting job applicants with fake interview preparation offers. The domain's technical details have been published via a URLDNA scan so others can check indicators of compromise. No confirmed victims have been reported so far.
- 11dwproton 11.0-14 released for Linux gaming●dwproton: version 11.0-14 released https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/09/dwproton-11-0-14-released/ # Linux # Gam
A new version of dwproton, 11.0-14, has been released, offering updated Proton and Wine-based tooling for running Windows games on Linux. The release was announced via PlayingTux, a site covering Linux gaming, and tagged with Linux and gaming topics. Linux gamers typically follow these updates closely since each build can bring compatibility fixes and improved performance for titles running through Steam or standalone.
- 12CLE Webinar to Cover Tighter Scrutiny of Immigration Adjustment of Status▼LawPracticeCLE Webinar | Immigration Adjustment of Status: Managing Heightened Discretionary Review
LawPracticeCLE is hosting a webinar for attorneys on adjustment of status in US immigration law, focusing on how to handle heightened discretionary review of applications. The session will address the increased scrutiny green card applicants face and strategies for preparing cases under stricter adjudication standards.
- 13Half of US states still permit practice critics call child abuse●RE: https:// mas.to/@nwprogressive/11737230 2844261121 merka, eh? something so basic, so fundamentally humanrightsie & c
A progressive commentator is denouncing the United States for still allowing a practice widely seen abroad as a violation of children's basic human rights, saying more than half of US states permit it in 2026. The post calls the situation shocking for a wealthy country and draws angry agreement from other users who share the criticism of American policy.